The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-07-09

Three is crowd; our reporter won
ders how they made out.
Lily of the Valley excursion to Bon.
aventure Monday July IL.
Longshoremen excursion to Beaufort
Monday July II. Tickets Is cents.
Palmetto Aid Aud Social Club Ball,
at Wilson's hall, Southville, Monday
night July II.
Opera Slippers at Basch's 1T Con-
gress street, 90 cents and upward,
We have lot of city subscribers
who always promise to pay but al
ways failto do SO.
The new jail is being rapidly fin
ished 1t will be the finest building
ofthe kind in Georgia.
Bethel and Mount Moriah A NJ f
churches excursion to Waycross Mon
day July IL: Tickets 81.
Ice cold milk shakes at S cents per
glass can be had at A Fl Williams
stand in the market.
Trustees of the G. U. O, of o. +.
picnic to Montgomery July IL. Tick
cts Accents and 25 cents.
Festival in aid of St. Johns Baptist
church. at Odd Fellows hall, Harris
street Monday night July IL.
Georgia Light Infantry Tuesday
July r. Picnic at Thunderbolt.
Tickets 35 cents and 20 cents.
Pythagoras Lodge F. A. M. Picnic
at Montgomery Wednesday July ID.
Tickets 40 cents and rs cents.
If our friends wish to to sustain the
TRIBUNE they must pay there subscrip-
tons at once
The First Georgia Batta lion of col
ored Volunteers are making preparation
for a grand celebration Of their anniVer
sary in August,
The Alaska Remedies still grow
in popularity as evidenced by the
increased testimonials received by
the company.
We congratulate Atlanta on being
selected as the place for holding the
Colored National Exposition in
November 1888.
Miss Lulu E. Hardee, of Fairlawn
and our accommodating carrier Mr.
A. S. Lafayette spent the glorious
fourth in Charleston.
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
at FL Logans stalls 81 and 68
The TRIBUNE is much appreciat-
ed by cur people in the south east
and south west Georgia. New sub
scribers are rapidly coming IN.
Afternoon excursion around the har-
Dor by the Centennial Committee of the
First Bryan Baptist church, Monday
July IL. Tickets 30 and 20 eenls.
Rev. P. Il. M. Brookihs of Bruins
wick paid our Office a caA during the
week and reports that he is getting on
finely and his church is prospecting.
Straw Hats, so cents and upward
worth double at Basch LIZ Congress st
Can't something be done to keep
colored people from patronizing the
courts of Justice both as curiosity
hunters and as criminals? They mo-
nopolized the sessions of the courts on
the 4th of July.
We learn that a number of young
gentlemen have organized society
known as the r. S. Lord musical
and dramatic club, we wish them
success in their undertaking.
Prof. Desverney the celebrated
fiutist was absent from the city on !
important business on the night OF
the concert for the benefit of the
Georgia Infrmary.
The Married Ladies Independent
Club returned from the city by the
sea on last Wednesday evening and
reports having had boss time, with
the 'overhOmers."
The Workingmen's excursion to
No. 3, S. F. & w. Ry., on the 4th
was grand affair, everybody seem
ed to enjoy themselves notwithstand
ing the rain. We return our thanks
for courtesies shown our reporter.
The colored people of Atlanta
have succeeded in having colored
teachers amounted in their public |